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AIIMS is testing a new Indian-adapted Mediterranean diet to help heart disease patients. The trial results are set to provide ...
“Adopting a Mediterranean-style eating pattern and context may have modest beneficial effects on mitigating bone deterioration,” wrote the authors, adding that the observed benefits “hold considerable ...
A new study confirms that dietary patterns like the Mediterranean diet and the MIND diet and suggest that inflammatory diets may increase someone's chances of developing dementia.
Research indicates that lifestyle choices significantly outweigh genetic predispositions in determining health outcomes. A ...
Following a Mediterranean diet long-term may have weight loss benefits but it may not be enough to enhance cognitive function ...
Food Standards Agency says unhealthy diets contribute to 13% of UK deaths - these simple ingredients could reduce your risk ...
Following a ketogenic diet, modified alternate-day fasting, or late time-restricted eating leads to more weight loss than ...
The Mediterranean diet could be the key to blasting belly fat. A new study from the Prevención con Dieta Mediterránea-Plus (PREDIMED-Plus) revealed that the Mediterranean diet, partnered with ...
Penelope Cruz, a native of Spain, has followed the Mediterranean diet for most of her life. WireImage. The study, published in BMC Medicine, revealed that people who had a high adherence to the ...
A new study tested how the Mediterranean diet, partnered with physical activity, helped to prevent aging-related fat gain and loss of muscle mass. Dietitian Ilana Muhlstein weighs in.
The magic of the Mediterranean diet is that it manages to satisfy both chefs and nutritionists. With its bounty of vegetables, fruit, nuts and grains, its garlic and herb seasonings, its luxurious ...
The Mediterranean diet is full of vegetables, legumes, fruits, nuts, olive oil and fish and low in red meat, dairy products and saturated fats. It is consistently rated as one of the healthiest diets.